UNDERTALE: The Determination Symphony Coming to the Philippines in October 2026
Film Concerts PH partners with SOHO Live to bring you the UNDERTALE: The Determination Symphony World Tour, the game's first-ever international concert tour, celebrating its 10th anniversary. The concert is coming to the Philippines on October 17 at the Proscenium Theater in Makati City.
The concert will feature the game's fan-favorite music, performed by the 25-piece Filharmonika Orchestra conducted by Thanapol Setabrahmana, with each performance paired with gameplay footage displayed on a big screen.
UNDERTALE: The Determination Symphony Ticket Costs
There will be four ticket tiers covering each section of the theater. Here's how much each tier costs; you can see the location of each tier in the image above.
Tier A (Yellow) - PHP 5,999
Tier B (Blue)- PHP 4,999
Tier C (Purple) - PHP 3,999
Tier D (Red)- PHP 1,999
When do tickets go on sale?
Pre-sale access begins on August 4 at 10 AM PHT, exclusive to members of the Film Concerts PH community. Those hoping to get early access to tickets and other exclusive offers can register at th Film Concerts PH website.
Public ticket sales begin on August 11 at 12 PM PHT via Ticketmelon’s website.
Who's Behind the Undertale Concert?
Developed by Lambert Jackson with Materia Music, the concert features sweeping new arrangements by Adam Hoskins, created for the game's 10th anniversary and expanded with additional scoring for the world tour.
The conductor of the UNDERTALE concert, Thanapol Setabrahmana, isn’t new to game concerts. His achievements include the sold-out Stardew Valley: Festival of Seasons world tour (2024–2026), the global Symphony of Seasons series, the pioneering Symphonic Anime, and the introduction of the Evangelion Wind Symphony to North America with original singer Yoko Takahashi.
If you're a big fan of UNDERTALE, attendees are even encouraged to join the concert in their best cosplay to celebrate the game's anniversary.
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